Krybit Claims to Have Compromised Livingstone Kolobeng College

Summary

Ransomware group krybit claims it compromised Livingstone Kolobeng College in Gaborone, Botswana, alleging file encryption and possible data exfiltration. The claim, monitored by ransomware[.]live, is unconfirmed.

Key points

• The post identifies Livingstone Kolobeng College (LKC), lkc[.]ac[.]bw, as the claimed victim in Botswana.
• The ransomware actor krybit claims to have compromised the college.
• The claim alleges file encryption and possible data exfiltration; neither is independently confirmed in the post.
• The post cites a krybit leak-site entry as the source of the claim.
• The publisher says it cannot confirm the claim and offers to share an official statement from the college.

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